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September marks the start of the third year for Bungie’s popular shared-world shooter, Destiny, and the upcoming expansion, Rise of Iron, will serve as its vanguard. With the spotty first year behind them, and in the wake of a very successful second year, Bungie is setting out to give
by Travis Northup
There are times when a game pops out of nowhere and instantly knocks me off my feet. Kasedo Games and Puuba’s The Metronomicon is one of those titles; the game’s excellent blend of RPG and rhythm mechanics, hilarious story, and killer soundtrack are just some of the things
by Elisha Deogracias
I make the most unrealistic and gut-destroying roller coaster my mind can imagine. It’s twisted, it’s fast, it dives under the ground, and scrapes the sky. I can’t imagine that any human being could withstand the g-forces a coaster like this would exert on their body, but
by Ron Burke
No Man’s Sky is not what people thought it would be. In the recent decade, few games have been as hyped up as Hello Games’ newest adventure. Since its debut trailer back in December 2013, some have have claimed it to be the game of the generation, or in
by Jay Malone
This week on the GT Reboot Podcast, News Editor Joe DeClara makes his show debut, joining Eric, Kenneth, and Jay to talk about No Man’s Sky and other garbage. Everyone on the show’s been playing No Man’s Sky this week, and while not everyone’s enjoying it,
by Kenneth Shepard
Viking lore conjures up images of bloodthirsty raids launched from serpent-headed ships. Rarely does it invoke visions of Norsemen loading those ships with goods for the journey. Ragnar hoisting some wheat into a boat is hardly the concept likely to get gamers’ juices flowing, but Blue Orange game is banking
by Nick South
As the sequel of the award winning video game Dishonored, Dishonored 2, looms on the horizon, Titan comics has launched a new series following the adventures of Corvo Attano and his continued efforts to safeguard the industrial city of Dunwall after the death of the previous Empress. Regaining his official
by Lucious Barnes
Released in July, Quicktequila’s Lovely Planet Arcade is a quirky FPS that challenges players to shoot snowmen-looking creatures and dodge bullets in order to reach the exit. Our review stated that it “mixes adorable graphics with addictive action and a great soundtrack.” We interviewed Vidhvat Madan, developer and owner
by Elisha Deogracias
September marks the start of the third year for Bungie’s popular shared-world shooter, Destiny, and the upcoming expansion, Rise of Iron, will serve as its vanguard. With the spotty first year behind them, and in the wake of a very successful second year, Bungie is setting out to give
by Travis Northup
Fallout collab in full swing
There are more, but Razer has staked it's claim with just these
What we're excited for in the new year
Hades II, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and... PianoGlow?!
Our choices for the year's best games
"If at first you don't succeed, try, try again"
Reigniting the fires of the console wars
September marks the start of the third year for Bungie’s popular shared-world shooter, Destiny, and the upcoming expansion, Rise of Iron, will serve as its vanguard. With the spotty first year behind them, and in the wake of a very successful second year, Bungie is setting out to give
by Travis Northup
There are times when a game pops out of nowhere and instantly knocks me off my feet. Kasedo Games and Puuba’s The Metronomicon is one of those titles; the game’s excellent blend of RPG and rhythm mechanics, hilarious story, and killer soundtrack are just some of the things
by Elisha Deogracias
I make the most unrealistic and gut-destroying roller coaster my mind can imagine. It’s twisted, it’s fast, it dives under the ground, and scrapes the sky. I can’t imagine that any human being could withstand the g-forces a coaster like this would exert on their body, but
by Ron Burke
No Man’s Sky is not what people thought it would be. In the recent decade, few games have been as hyped up as Hello Games’ newest adventure. Since its debut trailer back in December 2013, some have have claimed it to be the game of the generation, or in
by Jay Malone
This week on the GT Reboot Podcast, News Editor Joe DeClara makes his show debut, joining Eric, Kenneth, and Jay to talk about No Man’s Sky and other garbage. Everyone on the show’s been playing No Man’s Sky this week, and while not everyone’s enjoying it,
by Kenneth Shepard
Viking lore conjures up images of bloodthirsty raids launched from serpent-headed ships. Rarely does it invoke visions of Norsemen loading those ships with goods for the journey. Ragnar hoisting some wheat into a boat is hardly the concept likely to get gamers’ juices flowing, but Blue Orange game is banking
by Nick South
As the sequel of the award winning video game Dishonored, Dishonored 2, looms on the horizon, Titan comics has launched a new series following the adventures of Corvo Attano and his continued efforts to safeguard the industrial city of Dunwall after the death of the previous Empress. Regaining his official
by Lucious Barnes
Released in July, Quicktequila’s Lovely Planet Arcade is a quirky FPS that challenges players to shoot snowmen-looking creatures and dodge bullets in order to reach the exit. Our review stated that it “mixes adorable graphics with addictive action and a great soundtrack.” We interviewed Vidhvat Madan, developer and owner
by Elisha Deogracias